State v. . Nunley

Tbe bill of indictment charges tbe larceny of “One Hundred Twenty Four Dollars in money, and valuable papers of tbe value of Two Hundred Dollars of tbe goods, chattels and moneys of one John Nunley.” Tbe evidence of tbe State tending to show larceny or an attempt to commit larceny, if there was such evidence, relates to two suitcases or tbe baggage of John Nunley. His Honor in bis charge refers to tbe baggage, bags or property of tbe prosecuting witness, never to bis money or valuable papers.

In truth, there appears in tbe State’s brief tbe following: “It becomes apparent from tbe evidence and…